Yes, the Trail Camera is to high... We moved it this time, lower and diff spot.
Anyways I thought this was funny:
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Some Turkey and a Doe
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Some lime going down
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Dow and a Fawn
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Buck
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Pics!!
I have no idea, but maybe its because of the good amount of rain we got. I am really surprised and lucky perhaps?? What ya think?!
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Split,
It was crushed lime (powderized), based on my google search I guess thats the aglime. (I'm new to this stuff).
I'd be shocked but happy as a pig in shit if stuff grows, we shall see! thanks for the info, I'll keep this post updated.
I was referring to the draw weight, 20 lb isnt going to cut it.
But there are a bunch of nice low budget bows, but it depends on your budget. Stuff adds up after u get the bow... Arrows, release, sight, etc...
Highly doubt it, i think that max weight on that is like 20 lbs right? It's a youth bow, so depending how old you are, I am pretty sure you out grew that.
It wasn't rockless to start
NYBowHunter: 400lbs / acre of 10-20-20, this was the recommendation of the local seed mill. Hopefully it will be OK, next year I am sure will be better. Crossing my fingers ???
The hand seeder I ordered will be here tomorrow, so either me or the old man will seed the trail in a few weeks. Not going to lime / fert tho, so not sure how well it will take.
Heya,
It maybe the camera... But it is slightly red.
Attached was the soil Analysis. Not to sure how to read it, but... The PH was 4.1, which is pretty low no ?